Arabic Alphabets: Letters Baa (ب) and Taa (ت)

This course introduces you to the second and third letters of the Arabic alphabet. It starts with presenting the letter Baa, the second letter in the Arabic alphabet. You will discover that the letter Baa sounds like B in English. Following that, you will study the letter Baa using both short and long vowels. We will also explain how to write the letter Baa with Tanween Fat7ah, Damah, and Kasrah.

Arabic letters can have four different forms corresponding to an initial, (middle), or final. You will learn how the letter Baa links to the letter before or after. The next section illustrates the third letter in the Arabic language, the letter Taa2. You will also explore the letter Taa2 with the short and long vowels, as well as Tanween. In addition, we will describe how the letter Taa2 varies depending on the position in the phrase.

The final section illustrates the notion of the letter bound Taa2. You will learn that it will always be at the end of a word, and it can have two sounds, English T or H. Also, we will explain the differences between Taa2 and Taa2 marbuta. So sign up for this course now and study the second and third letters of the Arabic alphabet.